Kirby v. Collins

Citations

• 5 Wash. 682
• 32 P. 769
• 1893 Wash. LEXIS 45

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL —SUFFICIENCY OF BOND —NEW BOND.'</p> <p>In attacking the sufficiency of an appeal bond, merely a prima facie showing on the part of the respondent will cast the burden of showing the responsibility of sureties upon the appellant.</p> <p>Where a party is, in good faith, attempting to furnish asufficient bond he should not be deprived of an appeal on account of failure, if, when required so to do, he will furnish such a bond as will protect the respondent.</p> <p>The determination of the superior court as to the amount of the bond required on appeal is prima facie conclusive.</p>